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“Undeniable, big problem”: Teacher’s admin workloads
A new policy from the NSW Education Standards Authority (NESA), effective from November 1, aims to lessen administrative workloads for…
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Policy & Reform
Queensland tradies and teachers encouraged to join forces
Queensland Education Minister Grace Grace announced a $10 million expansion to the Trade to Teach internship program on Tuesday -…
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NSW teachers and counsellors to be best paid in nation
Public school counsellors will receive a $27,000 pay rise and teachers a $10,000 pay rise after negotiations between the NSW Teachers…
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In The Classroom
Education experts react to OECD report
Listening to teachers, making time for their professional development, incentives and system changes will be needed to address workloads, educators'…
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Policy & Reform
Education expert weighs in on solving Australia’s teacher shortages
An increasing number of public school teachers in NSW are leaving classrooms, with new data show showing resignations in having…
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Podcasts
Universities struggling to place student teachers
Better partnerships between universities and schools will be needed to strengthen Initial Teacher Education (ITE) and ensure future teachers stay…
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‘End of the rope’: half of Australia’s teachers plan to leave, survey says
Nearly half of teachers in Australian schools are considering quitting their jobs within the next 12 months due to heavy…
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School Management
‘Breaking point’: Principal’s wellbeing at an all-time low
The number of principals wanting to quit or retire early has tripled since 2019, with teacher shortages, heavy workloads and…
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In The Classroom
Supporting first year teachers: Q&A
Supporting new teachers during their first day at school can help to reduce attrition rates and provide a better learning…
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In the News
Cutting teaching degrees won’t resolve shortages: expert
Fast-tracking teaching degrees would only be a "small step" towards fixing urgent staff shortages in Australian, an education expert has…
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